Introduction
Those who practice gratitude have a greater propensity to report higher levels of happiness and a sense of fulfillment. In point of fact, previous research has demonstrated that individuals who participated in a gratitude journaling exercise for as little as one week, recording and discussing the things for which they were thankful each night, ended up being significantly happier six months later.
The 3 Good Things app is an easy-to-use online gratitude notebook that allows you to write down three things that have gone well or have made you happy each day. The software was designed to help you focus on the positive aspects of your life. You will eventually be able to go back over your entries and reminisce about the happy times in your life as more time passes.
The 3 Good Things app also enables users to form groups with their friends, families, or coworkers, enabling all members of the group to contribute their own positive experiences.
Let’s maintain our attention on the bright side of things. Together.
The Workings of It
The goal of the exercise known as “The Three Good Things” is to make it a daily habit to reflect on and record three positive aspects of the previous day.
When you’ve finished setting up your account, you’ll have the ability to add that entry once a day.
You will also have the ability to join groups with your family and friends. You will be able to view the 3 Good Things that they put down, as will they be able to view the 3 Good Things that you write down. (You always have the option to make a post private if you don’t want other people to see it.)
You have the option of setting a time to be prompted through email or text message each day to log in and complete your post. This is useful if you prefer a more subtle prod. Make an effort to carry it out daily. The key to success is consistency!
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Who is the Maker of This?
The 3 Good Things is a Community Project that was created by CrossComm, an app development firm located in Durham, North Carolina, with the support of Jon Nicolla, Fred Friedman, Michala Ritz, and Dr. Arif Kamal from Duke University. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, we resolved to do everything we could to ensure that everyone had a method by which they could record, consider, and discuss the positive aspects of life in the midst of adversity.
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